2SER New Music Report! (December 4th 2023)
Read on for all the new music hitting your 2SER airwaves over the coming week across your 2SER Breakfast, The Daily and Drive programs:
ALBUMS:
Ed Kuepper – Mr Mirakle (AU)
Frida Kill – Kill! Kill! (OS)
Haiku Hands – Pleasure Beast (L)
Jamie Hutchings – A New (L)
Joe Ziffer – Long Shadows (AU)
Malaika Mfalme – Yasmin (L)
Peter Power – New Dance Energy (OS)
Pro Uno – Sunny Days (L)
The Artificial Limb – Run God Run (AU)
Victoria – Treats (L)
SINGLES:
B-Town Warriors – B-Town Biz (AU)
Beth and Blue – Knife (L)
Charm of Finches – Atlantis (AU)
Claudia Forever – Always comes back around (L)
GC OCONNOR – Rollin Dice (L)
Hooper Crescent – Karaoke Love (AU)
Juno Point – Nazare (L)
Layman – Paris (L)
Radio Free Alice – What have you done? (L)
Sachet – Crushing Whims (L)
Sven Wunder – Terracotta (OS)
This week sees the release of YASMIN, the debut album from Tanzanian/Australian singer, songwriter, and guitarist Malaika Mfalme. Recorded at Offbeat Collective in Eora/Sydney, engineered by Zheng Lin and mixed by Drew BissetIt’s an immersive indie-folk experience that is lyrically themed on the human condition and confronting personal challenges. A heartfelt record guided by a strong acoustic guitar, piano and vocal performance. A fine record from a seriously talented new independent artist.
Today also sees the release of “missing-piece” archival material from none other than Ed Kuepper. Mr. Mirakle was originally intended as a companion album to 1996’s Frontierland, only to be inexplicably shelved at the time. It’s a brilliant spaced out album from the founding member of The Saints and Laughing Clowns, with a broad sound-palette that is both haunting and intimate, and out now on Prince Melon Records.
Further afield Kill! Kill! is the debut album from Brooklyn quartet Kill Frida. Fans of ESG and The Slits will be right at home with this one, as it’s loaded with fuzzed out and gritty garage and punk cuts that evoke comparisons to some of the best of New York post-punk and no-wave greats. Out now on Get Better Records.